and then he hit me. >> that's when dylan's anger overcomes his fear. for revenge of the nerds. >> when i was growing up gamers were considered, you know, not cool. i got teased a lot. they came into our place and tried to kick us around and i don't like being kicked around. >> with no sign of a weapon present, dylan rushes his attacker and begins pushing him toward the front door. >> just kind of bum rushed him. i think he was expecting the first hit to knock me down. i think it surprised him that a bunch of nerds didn't go down with one punch. >> as dylan struggles with one assailant the other one jumps into the fight. >> he and his friend were hitting me in the head as i was pushing him out the door. i kind of grabbed him around the throat, kept my head to his chest, like my dad taught me, and just kind of kept moving forward. >> seeing dylan in trouble, devon tries to help. >> i go back around, jump back into the fight. i get slammed against the counter, black out. i was able to pull one of the guys down, still getting punched several times, and the

. >> dylan dreyer spent time at snl last night. >> we'll see that in a minute. first, we'll check the >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. clear skies. no rain across the board. doppler radar scanning clear skies. you can see that from our live network. the north bay, san francisco and the tri-valley, all clear. the temperatures go up a little bit with full sunshine. still, close to where we should be for this time of year 61 for the south bay, 60 for the peninsula, 62 for san francisco today. that's your forecast. >>> as we mentioned, dylan at snl last night. she tweeted this picture. she can't remember the last time she's been up this late. it was a good night to go. >> she said i'm off tomorrow. you were here checking out things in the studio. i said where are you going? sleeping in? she said going to snl.

dylan, it looks beautiful. >> reporter: oh it is beautiful, but it is our final day. it is going to be hard to leave here. i mean this is absolutely fantastic. it's been warm back home but as soon as i get there it is going to drop by about 20 degrees. once i leave here it is time to say good-bye to the warm temperatures for a while. we do have some rain down through the gulf coast states where we do have flash flood watches in effect. we could see some heavy rain from the ohio and tennessee river valley down into the gulf coast with new orleans seeing some of the heaviest rain. you see those thunderstorms out over the gulf of mexico. those will make their way on

latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. turning to the download. >> it is hard to pay attention to everything out there. that is why we take a few minutes to bring you the biggest headlines of the past week. we call it "the download." >> new violence in ferguson. >> shots fired. officer down. >> officers attempt to control the crowd of protesters outside of the ferguson police department. >> i would have to make an assumption that the shots were directed at my police officers. >> racial tensions high on one university campus. >> fraternity at the university of oklahoma is being closed. >> a freshman member of sigma alpha epsilon, parker rice writing, i'm deeply sorry for what i did saturday night. >> and a deadly military training accident in florida. >> on board the chopper were seven marines and crew members. >> they had several thousand hours in that cockpit. >> the weather played a major factor. >>> dramatic moments in the boston marathon bombing trial. >> the boat that dzhokhar tsarnaev was hiding in and what he wrote

. >> i'm craig melvin alongside sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. lester holt is enjoying a day off. a lot of people talking about the reign of the pope. >> it has people scratching their heads. we want to get to the top story which is the powerful cyclone that roared onshore in the south pacific. reports of damage are still coming in. we know dozens of people are feared dead. dylan has the latest. >>> good morning. the communications have been nearly cut off. that is a major issue when it comes to finding out what is going on there. significant damage being reported as perhaps one of the worst weather disasters this area has seen ever. it is vanuatu. an island chain. it is small. there are at least eight people dead. we are hearing about widespread devastation. homes completely destroyed. folks wandering around with no place to go. aid is being sent to the area. people are trying to get by. we have seen flooding and landslides will be an issue. the rough surf and storm surge is possible. the storm packed winds of 175 miles an hour. it is called cyc

. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> sharon: morning. >> dylan: hey. >> sharon: oh. didn't you get any sleep? >> dylan: [ chuckles ] what kind of guard would i be if i'd done that? >> sharon: a well-rested one?ah, i'm used to pulling all nighters for watch duty. fortunately, things were quiet. >> sharon: thank you again for staying. it was really unsettling for me to think someone could get past security, break into my house, leave a message that's threatening on my mirror. >> dylan: well, i hope you were able to get some sleep. >> sharon: actually, i slept the best that i have since... >> dylan: since when?

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. >> i'm peter alexander, alongside sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. lester is enjoying the morning off. >>> for a lot of people in this country, this is the best time of year. march madness is insane. the games ended after 1 11:00 last night. kentucky now 38-0 looking to become the first undefeated champs in 39 years. they move on to the final four they will face the wisconsin badgers. it's only getting better. >> good games! >> it is going to be fun at the end of the day, that's for sure. >>> moving on to our top story this morning. there is a significant one. another flight overnight with a frightening landing as an air canada plane slid off the runway. nbc's rehema ellis is following this one for us. rehema good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the air canada plane flight ac-6. 24 made an abrupt landing at the halifax airport in bad weather and skidded off the runway. officials say 25 people suffered minor injuries. the plane left toronto late saturday with 133 passengers and five crew members. authorities say the plane touched down in st

>> dylan: look, sharon's tying herself in knots to prove to you that she's a responsible pare

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that's what they do. >>> dylan is back now with a check of your weather. tough to believe, maybe a little bit more snow in new england today? >> i was just finishing up that spring-like forecast for the ohio river valley. now talking about snow especially up into maine where caribou is seeing heavier snow. we also have wrap-around snow near binghamton new york. one to three inches in some of the whiter spots here but north of bangor south of caribou, in this area here where we could end up with 8 to 12 inches of >>> a good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossmann. not a bad day. we had all that rain yesterday. it could be windy. winds could gust to 35 40. right around normal for this time of year. a beautiful start to the workweek. mixture of sun and clouds. less winds. tuesday, 53. then we're back into the chill. wednesday, thursday, friday, temperature into the 40s. first day of spring coming friday. not feeling like it. mostly sunny on saturday. 54 degrees. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thanks. >>> now to a

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dylan dreyer is in boston tonight. dylan, where can we expect the worst? >> reporter: kentucky, northern missouri and arkansas. but it is going to spread east as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning. it is a messy morning commute from nashville to washington, d.c., up into new york city. it will exit through the day on thursday, but still an icy evening commute all the way down into raleigh. now, we're looking for about 6 to 9 inches back through the ohio river valley, but even d.c. could walk away with six inches of snow out of this one. back behind this cold front we are talking about possibly breaking record cold again. chicago starts off tomorrow morning at 1 degree. lexington, kentucky at zero. we're looking for teens to make their way into the northeast by friday. but, lester, we are still looking for that warmer weather pattern to arrive next week. >> dylan, thank you. >>> we're getting late word tonight of an attack on the u.s. ambassador to south korea, ambassador was seriously injured, reportedly with a razor while on his way to a lecture in s

thank you, dylan.aking a peek out the window here in san jose you can see we have some low clouds out there, burning off very quickly, by about 10:00 a.m. a mostly sunny sky and temperatures running ten degrees warmer than where we ended up yesterday, even warmer for friday into saturday and look the at the beach numbers, mid-70s just about everywhere with the exclusion of your san francisco beaches, ocean beaches 71 degrees on friday. so here's the deal. saturday 81 degrees in san jose 74 by sunday, with some showers, more on that in moments. >> reporter: and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. >> okay dylan. enjoy yourself. thanks very much. >>> coming up on "trending," is it patriotic or offensive? weigh in on this photo of a newborn baby wrapped in an american flag. >>> and homeowners renting out their houses for lavish and loud parties. shelly how'd you come to find the biggest liquid gold mine in the state? i was shopping for provisions, yeah? and that's when i saw it. what'd you see s

our old friend dylan ratigan stopping by to say it's a money party, it's a money party, and the links some parents will go to keep their kids in school and get them good grades. i wish my parents would have done that for me in college. but first, here's bill karins with a check of the forecast. bill, five inches of snow possibly today? >> and then all melts. it will melt quickly on saturday. we need to get through it today. already the snowflakes are coming down outside your window north of d.c. baltimore is 34 and snow. the roads may be all right but you're doing to have to deal with the secondary roads and the bridges and over passes. careful driving. let's get to the maps. snowfall forecast first off, state college to harrisburg to allentown, know is going to stick there. maybe even on some of the secondary roads, untreated surfaces. trps are down near freezing. d.c. is 41. looking okay in the d.c. area. as the snow continues to move to the north that's when the worst effects will be this afternoon.

dylan is hanging out at the cafe that night with his friends. >> i thought it was maybe somebody just goofing off or something so we weren't really aware that it was happening when it happened. once they hit devon we all kind of figured, okay. something is happening. we got, kind of have to do something. once he hit me, my glasses flew off. i was pretty much distracted. then the other guy was still kind of in my face. >> shaken, devon continues to go for the panic button when suddenly one of the robbers hits him again. >> when they hit me the second time that's when somebody grabbed my cell phone, stole that, and then one of the guys goes and sees money on the counter. it was a dollar. grabs it and starts asking the customers for money. >> they just started coming around telling everybody to empty their pockets, give them whatever they had, give them all the money and some guys just handed over loose change or like dollar bills that they had and jeremy our resident star craft

. >> dylan dreyer has a check of the weather. >> pick a few colored jerseys you like.hatever works. for the first time i'm not talking about a snowstorm. we have rain in texas. bringing below average temperatures. you can see here, we do have this rain to the north of houston. it's heavy at times. heavier back to the south and west near san antonio. it'll exit here and move to the northeast. we'll see a period of torrential downpours that could produce as much as three to four inches of rain in and around houston. this will spread through the gulf coast. new orleans, an inch or two. mississippi and alabama, an inch as well. no snow besides lake effect in upper new york. 52 in the northern plains. 46 in minneapolis. also looking at 40s today in the northeast and 50s i razak >>> good sunday morning. i'm anthony slaught err, meteorologist. i hope you set the clocks ahead. it is 6:09. 53 in the south bay. same for the peninsula. low clouds stretching to the tri-val i will. because of the cloud cover, temperatures warm but coming down a bit from yesterday. 74 in the south b

sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. 80% of his body weight. >> 56 pounds. >> much happier dog. >> much healthier. >> does he get a tummy tuck now? >> so much to get to. right to our top story, the extreme flooding across much of the midwest this morning. all the snow and ice from the relentless winter storm is now melting, causing waters to dangerously rise to record levels. we're joined from the ohio river in cincinnati. kevin, good morning. >> reporter: it's getting warmer which is good news. as you mentioned, all the snow is and ice is melting and it's got people in the ohio valley and elsewhere bracing for flooding. a wintry mix of rain and melting ice is causing lots of problems across the country. in the ohio river valley it's a troubling scene. so much water and no place for it to do. leaving neighbors desperately trying to protect their homes. >> i'm terrified. yeah i'm pretty scared. >> reporter: the swollen river forced street closured in the greater cincinnati and northern kentucky area. all along major rivers from upstate new york to louisiana, there are flood alerts. the r

hi dylan. >> reporter: hey, good evening, lester. we've had a few flurries here in boston. it's going to go snow to ice to rain as we watch that 32-degree line inch its way into the northeast. the leading edge of some warmer air. we're looking at accumulating snow overnight in new england before it turns over to rain. we'll see mostly rain as we go into wednesday morning. but on the flip side of that back through the ohio river valley that's where it will go rain to ice to snow. we could even see a period through the day on wednesday of a lot of icing from little rock arkansas up through kentucky where as much as a half an inch of ice is possible. then on top of that we're going to see some snow work its way back through the ohio river valley and into parts of the mid-atlantic. we're also looking at a foot of snow into northern kentucky into southern ohio. temperatures as we look into nashville, tennessee, we'll start off the day tomorrow morning at 58 degrees. then drop to 28 degrees by thursday. but lester there's hope we could get into warmer weather pattern next week. >

>> dylan, thank you very much. see you in a little while. >>> coming up much more on this morning's breaking news. two police officers shot in ferguson, missouri. the suspect or suspects on the loose. >>> plus the remarkable recovery of the miracle baby who survived that 14-hour car crash ordeal. her family's now speaking out in a new interview. >>> and, take a look at this photo. is it patriotic or offensive? >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up you know it is dangerous, but are you too addicted to texting and driving to introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal spray, now available over the counter in full prescription strength. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. the leading allergy pill only controls one, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 allergy pill. so go ahead , inhale life. new flonase. six is greater than one. this changes everything. ♪

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we'll show you the stunning find when dylan headed to california's sierra mountains after this. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense new revlon ultra hd™ lipstick gel technology delivers instant, true-color clarity ...with a smooth, weightless feel revlon. love is on. >>> back on a sunday morning with a big problem out west that is getting worse by the day. dylan has more on what's being done to alleviate the drought, which is not looking good any time soon. >> not any time soon, or at least this season anyway. this is the fourth year california is in a devastating dry spell, and they'll still take rain at this point, but it's the snow that's more important. with the snowy season just about over scientists are researching on the snow they do have to make sure it gets california through the spring and summer. the view is breathtaking, but the sight is worrisome. the snow pack in the sierra nevada mountain range is the lowest, which is bad for residents who rely on the melting snow for their water supply. >> we're coming into this extremely dry year a

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. >> dylan dreyer has a check of the weather now. >> you pick a few colored jerseys. whatever works. >>> for the first time i am not talking about a major snowstorm. we've just got rain to talk about down through texas. below average temperatures. you see we have this rain just to the north of the houston, it is really heavy at times. it is heavier back to the south and west near san antonio. it is going to exit here and move to the northeast. we will see a period of perhaps torrential downpours that could produce as much as three to four inches of rain in and around houston. a little more a little further to the north. this will spread through the gulf coast, through new orleans, we could see and inch or two, up into mississippi and alabama, we could see an rnlg asinch as well. warmer temperatures will start to move in. 52 degrees in the northern plains today. 46 in minneapolis. also looking at 40s today in the northeast. 50s in washington, >>> and a good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. continuing to melt that snow. a mild one today. right near 5

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nbc news meteorologist dylan dreyer has our report tonight. >> reporter: enough is enough, that's the feeling in boston today as residents woke up to more snow. bostonians like nanny nancy burns are fed up. >> it's frustrating. it's tiresome. it's become hard work just taking care of babies, hard work. >> reporter: the area punished by four major snowstorms in four weeks totaling nearly seven feet, crippling mass transit. >> it's unreliable. i can't use it to get to school or to work. >> reporter: it's miserable from retail to restaurant. >> we've seen a 30% to 40% decrease in business. people just can't get here. they can't walk here. they can't park. it's been a tough winter. >> reporter: heavy snow is triggering roof collapses across new england. in norwell, massachusetts, more than a dozen horses had to be rescued this morning after this barn caved in. icy conditions were to blame for pileups from pennsylvania to virginia to missouri. just today nearly 4,500 delays and 1,300 cancellations. some stranded this weekend for nine hours in dallas. february goes down as one of the coldes

and our meteorologist dylan dreyer explains why that is such a dire problem. >> reporter: the sierraevada mountain range is nature's icebox that holds california's precious water supply. but in the last few years that natural reservoir is coming up short. it is absolutely majestic here, and yes, there is snow. but it's so deceptive. the snow pack should be about ten feet higher than it is today. and that has water managers worried. >> this is the absolute lowest snow pack we've recorded on record. >> reporter: rain is important, but why is the snow pack so much more important? >> because it stores the water and then gradually releases it when it's most needed down below in the low lands. this is calmed the airborne snow observatory. >> reporter: nasa is using cutting edge technology including lasers and a spectrometer to measure snow depth in remote locations and determine how quickly it will melt. >> what we're headed for now is also simply knowing how much water there is in the mountain snow pack. that's something we've never actually known. >> reporter: having this information hel

we have former cnbc and msnbc dylan ratigan. slow clap for dylan. very good, baby.about how we can cut water consumption across the world by 90% agriculturally we're going to talk about other things. we're going to talk about something we haven't talked about enough here. >> you look good joe. >> you look good. >> there's a mini series of things michelle is a very serious person. michael is one of the most serious men we know. and mark was born with a serious face. >> he was. >> but you, not so serious. >> not so serious. >> skinny. >> your seriousness is implied by virtue of the grafphysical presence. >> people don't realize this i'm 6'11" and weigh 800 pounds. i don't look it though. >> any gentle giant, you have no choice but to be sort of cuddly and nice because otherwise no one would come near you afraid you're going to heat them. >> i slump when i walk. >> like the big nfl guys. they're nice because who knows. >> i was the giant of the 21th century. >> people do come up to me all the time oh, my god, you're so tall. they don't realize because the camera. >> ev

-- how much more do you need to know about bob dylan.bob dylan probably doesn't want me to read these books but i cannot help myself. there may be one thing i don't know. [laughter] how many times do we need to be told this stuff? i know everything. charlie: you might find a kernel, though. something might explain everything. thank you for coming. bill: it was really good to see you. charlie: i cannot wait to see the play and the film as well. bill nighy. back in a moment. stay with us. charlie: tim gunn is here. he began teaching in 1978 at the corcoran college of art and design where you studied sculpture. he was a faculty member and associate dean and chairman of the department of fashion design at parsons. he cohosts and mentors for "project runway." he has emerged as a popular figure. he shares his thoughts on teaching and mentorship in his new book called “tim gunn: the natty professor." i am pleased to have been here at this table. tim: it is a profound honor. charlie: tell me what project runway did for you. tim: it is what it di

that was dylan. and i focused really on the product side. emily: so when you say you fought, i'm just curious. in those early days, what did you fight about? what were the issues that came up? aaron: we had all the sort of fighting and all of the bickering as founders. but the nice thing is that it all fell back on, again, that trusted relationship that let us kind of work through that. we did not have the same kind of early founding battles that other companies have run into. because we had been friends for, in some cases, a decade before we even started the company. emily: so obviously at facebook you had lawsuits, twitter, you know, tales of infighting and backstabbing. what makes box unique? what makes you guys different? aaron: when you play trumpet with your co-founder at the ripe age of 11, you have a rooted friendship that, you know, bickering and frustrations from building a company tend to not be able to break. emily: has keeping the team together been a priority? aaron: yeah. we spend a lot of time together. still. once a year, fo

that gave dylan and myself the idea that maybe we should pursue this full-time. the idea to our parents that we're going to drop out of college. they self-assembly -- subsequently got freaked out. we had to do it and pursue this mission. we dropped out. and then we convinced our other two friends, sam and jeff, to also drop out of college. we all huddled together in berkeley. emily: this is when you moved to the garage? aaron: we moved to this renovated garage in berkeley that my uncle had built up. i'm not sure it was legal at all. we would spend 16 hours a day, 17 hours a day, just working on the software, the business model, marketing. it was just four of us, living working, eating, sleeping in the same place. pretty disgusting, actually. if you really want to know, it was probably more akin to a sweatshop. this is how you build companies. emily: you tweeted a picture of that garage. saying box's first office 8 years ago where we slept worked, thought, pivoted and built. when it came to each of your cofounders, watch was -- what was each of your roles? aaron:

per hour cross half moon bay the dylan was 13 mi.tween 20 mi. an hour they will pick up this afternoon so be prepared if you have something to do outside tonight or in the as you drive on home it will continue to stay breezy. and this san francisco is 55 degrees oakland is 56 san jose is the below lubbock: 46. across the south bay upper forties to low 50s around lunchtime mid to upper 60s milder than what we have been the past couple days. continue to stay on the milder side and got the afternoon. why have some sunshine later on the clouds move out. the comparison to the east bay and peninsula the winds blowing off 5 to 15 m.p.h.. temperatures will continue to bottom out into the lower 50s before the sun comes up in the next 10 minutes and then the temperatures will warm up into the upper 70's this afternoon. areas of these the oakland will be in mid '70s later on today. and very similar to what we had yesterday. when talking about koller when the conditions the will continue through tomorrow. kohler... have a slight rang chance movi

over the dylan beach area where this happened today. marin county sheriffs say two kayakers were paddling north toward dylan beach when something went wrong. one kayaker found face down in the water. the person was not wearing a life vest. a second kayaker was rescued and is okay. themplts medical examiner identified a woman shot and killed by san francisco police after she was driving recklessly on a busy street. abc 7 news was there last night after two plain clothes officers reported a stolen car spotted by -- and then spotted alice brown at the chevron station on van ness. the officers say she sped toward them, hit the building and went down the wrong way on pine street. one motorcycle officer dumped his bike to avoid being hit. they say they shot brown because she was endangering officers and pedestrians and she was killed on the scene. >>> 45-year-old woman and her daughter are in the hospital after an elderly driver hit them in a cross walk. in san francisco, just after noon when this happened. the 86-year-old woman was driving a

there were reported to be in trouble in this area dylan.am: monday san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting about last night deadly officer involved shooting. we've learned the identity of the woman was killed 24 year-old alison brown. the ascendancy and drove the wrong way on one- way streets us striking several cars and nearly missing a motorcyclist. police opened fire killing her. the community meeting on the shooting will take place on monday at st. luke's of charge all on clay street in san francisco. >> pam: and today we also learn the name of the big rig driver who died in the fiery crash in pittsburgh monday morning perry it catherine has details. >> catherine: it was an unforgettable scene the truck and crashed into two other vehicles and a mexican restaurant then burst into flames. the contra costa county coroner's office said the driver was you'll levy of 50 to your richmond resident. he died in his truck's cab. firefighters found his body after the fire was brought under control. police think there was some kind of mec

i'm going to dylan in delaware. hey, dylan? >> caller: hey, i was wondering what do you think about kraft foods in the long term? >> i think kraft is an inexpensive stock with a good yield. i don't want to own a stock that makes stuff i don't want to eat. that's my new view. let's go to john in texas. >> caller: hi, jim. greetings from stephenville deep in the heart of texas. >> i'm looking that immediately because the optimism down there is like is surge of spring. >> caller: recently one of my stocks stocks spun off some assets. >> you want to keep the oa. oa is part of a general move -- lockheed martin came down. they're one of my favorite stocks. vista outdoor not my favorite stock. can we go to john in new jersey? john? >> caller: yes. how are you? >> i'm real good. how about you, john? >> caller: i'm looking for the truth. akron loan financing. >> ewww. >> caller: ewww? >> no ewww. i'm not booing i'm ewwwing. >> caller: what does that mean? >> wells fargo didn't do anything wrong. we like wells. we we're not booing. we're

an >>> hey, thank you, dylan.ll be gusty out there. we have a classic cold front through the bay area. cloudy as a result as well. you can see the wind is picking up at this hour. many cities in the double digits when it comes to wind speeds. expecting to see them pick up getting into inafternoon. 68 in the peninsula. the south bay at 67. you'll likely want to keep the jacket with you all day long. tomorrow, more of the same, and 70s on the way for thursday into friday. >> we have music the the band from old dominion university. >> thank you very much. oscar winner helen mirren never fails to impress us with her movie woman in cold who battles the austrian government to reclaim a participating stolen by the nazis. now you would like to be reunited. >> wouldn't that be lovely. >> make you a witch woman. >> do you think that's what this is about. i have to do what i can to keep the memories alive. >> nice to see you. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> did you know the story before you took on the role? it is a true s

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